School of Communications adds ‘Star Wars’ class
Passion meets education in Webster University’s newest class: “Star Wars: A Journey through Cinema, Media, and Culture.”
The class covers concepts seen in film majors...
A radical educational change
Webster University senior Jesse Smith joins St. Louis student organization for progressive students, which seeks to make changes in the education system.
Webster student premieres film at international film festival
Maalik Shakoor's first paying acting job was in a Missouri Lottery commercial. Now, he has just premiered his short film "He Who Listens" at the St. Louis International Film Festival.
Going through “The Grind”
Webster University student Max Friedman was one of 250 submitted short LGBTQ plays for the BRIEFS Festival. His play about love and the art of communication was one of those chosen and was directed by Conservatory assistant professor Gad Guterman.
Webster class washes away their senses at FLOAT STL
Lying down in a closed tank of water in silence for 90 minutes is the basis of what local FLOAT STL does. However, its salted water has become a popular mainstay for the way it relieves tension and relaxes the body and mind.
Virtual Headliner Series committed to bringing diverse perspectives
Michael Steele, who has worked with The Lincoln Project, will be the second person to visit Webster as part of the Spring 2021 Virtual...
Students play in first performance of ‘[email protected] Monday Night Concerts’
In the basement of the Community Music School, music students and jazz fans enjoyed the camaraderie and musical stylings of the Student Jazz Combos...
Studying abroad leads to culture shock for students
Webster offers a wide range of study abroad opportunities to its students. There are so many reasons that studying abroad may seem daunting to some: leaving your friends and family, moving to completely unfamiliar territory, language barriers, visas and finances. Others might be excited to thrive in a different environment, meet new people, benefit from campus-specific courses, and have a fresh start. For me, it was a bit of both.
Campus clubs share post-pandemic outlook
Emma Kramer is the president of operations for Delta Phi Epsilon and said participation was low during COVID-19. "I think we are all itching...